61. Press Room Cellist Nora Kostalanyi and pianist Jennifer Garrett will perform Beethoven s and Texas Tech University, where she was a student of william westney. http://www.marylhurst.edu/universityinfo/press/pressrelease-content.asp?strDate=

62. Mason Hamlin - What S New Mason Hamlin presents music educator william westney at World Piano Pedagogy the distinguished music educator and pianist, Dr. william westney, http://www.masonhamlin.com/whatsnew.html

63. UU World: Novels By UU Authors, By Kenneth Sutton By william westney. Amadeus Press, 2003; $24.95 . The author, a concert pianist,aims to help music students recover the joy and enthusiasm with which young http://www.uua.org/world/2004/01/bookshelf2.html

books to note January/February 2004 Books by UU authors by Kenneth Sutton To submit your book for this column, send a copy along with information about how to order it and your UU affiliation to UU World , 25 Beacon St., Boston MA 02108. Due to volume, we cannot include every title and cannot return books. Preference will be given to books of general interest; self-published titles will be included selectively. Little People: Learning to See the World through My Daughter's Eyes. By Dan Kennedy. Rodale, 2003 ; $24.95. Joining a journalist's objectivity with a father's love, Dan Kennedy offers a glimpse into the reality of dwarfism. Drawing upon his own family life, medical and historical research, and interviews, Kennedy introduces the reader to individuals with dwarfism and raises complex ethical questions about the role of difference in human life. Kennedy, senior writer for the Boston Phoenix , is a member of the Northshore Unitarian Universalist Church in Danvers, Massachusetts.

64. Hal Leonard Online Amadeus Press Medium Book Author william westney In this groundbreaking book,prizewinning pianist and noted educator william westney helps readers http://www.halleonard.com/item_detail.jsp?itemid=331639&order=7&refer=browse&sta

65. NewMusicBox There was a very good pianist who was doing his degree recital and he was a william westney (Bill) went into the materials and started reading through http://www.newmusicbox.org/page.nmbx?id=36fp19

66. New Titles: Books: Lewis Music Library: MIT Libraries Dmitri Shostakovich, pianist. ML410.S559.M67 2004. Most, Andrea. westney,william. The perfect wrong note learning to trust your musical self. http://libraries.mit.edu/music/news/904/books.html

Lewis Music Library Home New Titles, Fall 2004: Reference Books Scores Compact Discs New Titles: Books Selected new acquisitions from our Fall 2004 newletter The African diaspora: a musical perspective / edited by Ingrid Monson. (Critical and cultural musicology, 3) The age of Chopin: interdisciplinary inquiries / Halina Goldberg, editor. Albrecht, Robert. Mediating the muse: a communications approach to music, media, and cultural change. (Hampton Press communication series. Media ecology) Askew, Kelly Michelle. Performing the nation: Swahili music and cultural politics in Tanzania. (Chicago studies in ethnomusicology) Barker, Paul. Composing for voice: a guide for composers, singers, and teachers/ Barnet, Anne Alison. Extravaganza king: Robert Barnet and Boston musical theater. Baroni, Mario. A computer-aided inquiry on music communication: the rules of music. (Studies in the history and interpretation of music, 92) Barz, Gregory F. Music in East Africa: experiencing music, expressing culture. (Global music series) Bastfield, Darrin Keith. Back in the day: my life and times with Tupac Shakur.

67. KOHM Benefit Concert To Feature Music Variety flutist Margaret Redcay, fiddle player Lanny Fiel, cellist Terry King, trumpeterWill Strieder, pianist william westney and organist C. Roy Wilson. http://www.lubbockonline.com/news/082497/kohm_benefit_concert_to_feature_.htm

KOHM benefit concert to feature music variety ''Share The Spectrum: Enjoy the Best of KOHM,'' a benefit concert for public radio station KOHM-FM, will be held at 6 p.m. today at Texas Tech's Hemmle Recital Hall. General admission tickets, priced at $10, will be sold at the door. Those attending also are invited to a reception at 7:30 p.m. today in the Tech Library's Croslyn Room. Music performed at the concert represents the variety heard on the radio station. Confirmed performers include violinist Susan Baer, flutist Margaret Redcay, fiddle player Lanny Fiel, cellist Terry King, trumpeter Will Strieder, pianist William Westney and organist C. Roy Wilson. Also on the bill are the Mariachi Flores dancers and a jazz quartet comprised of pianist Bob Henry, bass player Matt Johnson, percussionist Alan Shinn and Robert Walzel playing both saxophone and clarinet. Home Back to News Comments or Feedback Page Posted 08/23/97 05:39 PM

68. Project MUSE The pianist s dictionary. Bloomington, IN Indiana University Press, westney,william. The perfect wrong note learning to trust your musical self. http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/notes/v061/61.3yusko.html

How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Your browser must have cookies turned on Yusko, Stephen "Books Recently Published" Notes - Volume 61, Number 3, March 2005, pp. 788-818 Music Library Association Excerpt Notes [Access article in PDF] Compiled By Stephen Yusko and Karen R. Little For information about the scope of this column, consult the headnote in the September 2004 issue (p. 153 of this volume). English Abel, E. Lawrence. Confederate sheet music. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, c2004. v, 258 p. ISBN 0-7864-1507-X (illustrated case binding: alk. paper). LC 2003-026033. According to the Rolling Stones. Aikin, Jim. Backbeat music essentials Alai, Fariba Joubine. Beethoven glorified in statues. London: Homa, 2000. 76 p. LC 2003-386039. Albrecht, Robert.

69. SMU News 2003-2004 - News And Communications - SMU Nov. 12 (10/27/03). pianist william westney To Give Free Recital At SMU s MeadowsSchool Of The Arts, Oct. 30 (10/27/03). SMU s Meadows http://smu.edu/newsinfo/nrindex2003.asp

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70. American Music Teacher: Presenters And Sessions - Illustration Rubato and the Vocal Sunday pianist Judy Plagge Music Advocacy is a for Worship william westney Do Your Students Ever Get Monday Discouraged? http://www.24hourscholar.com/p/articles/mi_m2493/is_4_53/ai_113523926

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71. Portland Mercury - Home PSUMirta Gomez, Cuban pianist, noon, free, All Ages. Rabbit Hole-Open Mic w/BobbySoxx; Catfish, 6 pm PSU-william westney, noon, free, All Ages http://portlandmercury.com/2001-10-18/livemusic_listings.html

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72. The World This year noted educator and performer william westney of Texas Tech Founded in1942 in the Village of Adamant, Vermont, by pianist Edwine Behre and http://www.vt-world.com/Archive/2003/June_4_2003/Features.htm

Adamant Music School Builds on Momentum Sculpture Exhibit and Round Barn Concert Return to Lineup; QuarryWorks Adds Performances The Adamant Music School's 60th anniversary celebration last year was a catalyst for many new offerings at the School located just north of Montpelier. Adamant's summer 2003 series of events promises to build on last year's programs of music, theater and the visual arts with expanded schedules and enhanced exhibits. The traditional series of concerts at Waterside Hall features members of the world-renowned Adamant faculty as well as program participants. This year's season runs from July 13 to August 8. Admission is $5, $2.50 for st dents and seniors for the Sunday 3PM and Wednesday 8p.m. concerts. Friday evening performances are free and begin at 8p.m. This year noted educator and performer William Westney of Texas Tech University will be conducting a series of "Un-Master Class" workshops from July 31 to August 2 at 11AM. In addition to the series of piano concerts on campus at Waterside Hall, 2003 marks the return of the popular Joslyn Round Barn concert on August 3, at 7p.m. Admission is $5 and the proceeds will benefit the Green Mountain Cultural Center. QuarryWorks theater group will expand several of their performance runs to two weeks and add a second weekend matinee. This year's presentations include Camelot (July 10-13 and 17-20), Alice in Wonderland (July 24-27) and Twelfth Night (August 7-10 and 14-17). Performances are at 7:30p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings with a Saturday matinee at 1p.m. and a Sunday matinee at 2p.m. Admission is free.

73. PianoatPepper.com In this groundbreaking book, prizewinning pianist and noted educator william Westneyhelps readers rediscover their own path to the natural, transcendent http://wjmusic.com/catalog/art_PiWestneysPerfectOtwell.jsp

74. Piano Pedagogy Forum He maintains an active schedule as a solo and collaborative pianist and Dr.westney asked how I memorized. I explained that memorization was never http://www.music.sc.edu/ea/keyboard/PPF/2.1/2.1.PPFp.html

PIANO PEDAGOGY FORUM v. 2, no. 1/January 1, 1999 FORUM ON PIANO PERFORMANCE Stephen Weber is currently Assistant Professor at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, where he teachers studio and class piano, accompanying, piano pedagogy, music fundamentals, and music technology. He maintains an active schedule as a solo and collaborative pianist and workshop clinician. In 1997 and 1998 Dr. Weber received university awards for teaching excellence and for scholarly activity. Dr. Weber was a winning composer in the 1994 National Conference on Piano Pedagogy Composition Competition, for which he also served as panelist for two workshop sessions. He has recorded on the Opus One label and has over 60 published compositions to his credit, nearly half of which are for piano. His publishers include Concordia Publishing House, H.W. Gray Corporation, Permus Publications, Voice of the Rockies, Warner Brothers and Zalo Publications. Weber has received annual awards from ASCAP since 1994. Stephen Weber Department of Music University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Chikasha, OK

75. Music Institute Summer Program Presenter william westney. Workshop How Can a Wrong Note be Perfect?!Is perfectionism healthy or not? Should we avoid mistakes or embrace them? http://www.stthomas.edu/musicinstitute/summer.htm

Workshop Location and Times Registration Form Certification Credit Pedagogy Workshop Faculty ... Maps Pedagogy Workshops June 20-24, 2005 Session 1: Monday, June 20, 9:15 am - 11:45 am Presenter: William Westney Workshop: How Can a Wrong Note be Perfect?! Workshop: Exploring the 'Perfect Wrong Note' Session 2: Monday, June 20, 1:15 pm - 3:45 pm Presenter: William Westney Workshop: Session 3: Tuesday, June 21, 9:15 am - 11:45 am Presenter: Elizabeth Grambsch Workshop: Session 4: Tuesday, June 21, 1:15 pm - 3:45 pm Presenter: Elizabeth Grambsch Workshop: Student - Off-Beat or Tuned Out? Session 5: Wednesday, June 22, 9:15 am - 11:45 am Presenter: Katherine Faricy Workshop: When Is It Legal to Steal? Rubato is one of the important musical devices that contribute to an expressive performance. But exactly what is it, and when and how should we use it? In Bach? Mozart? Schubert? We will discuss the two basic types of rubato and how they are used appropriately in music of composers of all style periods. Session 6: Wednesday, June 22, 1:15 pm - 3:45 pm

76. Piano Pedagogy We all recall breakthrough moment in our training as pianist. Dr. westney askedhow I memorized. I explained that memorization was never something I http://www.usao.edu/sweber/Piano Pedagogy Pages.htm

This page contains musings on a variety of subjects related to piano performance and pedagogy. Memory: Beyond Remembering The subject of memorization for performance has become a hot issue among pianists and teachers over the last few years, with parties on either side making compelling arguments for or against memorization in live performance. The issue continues to cause a stir among pianists and teachers as it is often a featured topic at workshops, conventions and in periodicals. This article will not deal with the pros and cons of memorization in performance. The purpose of this article is not to choose sides in the debate. The issue of concern here is "what do psychologists know about memory and how can we apply that information to our discipline?" Most studies on memory generally agree that memory has three stages or aspects; acquisition, storage and retrieval. Acquisition is the actual process of learning the information to be recalled later. Storage, the second stage, is the system of organization chosen to file the information for recall. The final stage, retrieval, if often thought of as the "remembering" part of memory. It is important to acknowledge that memorization is a process. It is something that is done consciously and with a specific intention. Certainly, exposure to music being studied allows for much information to be stored and recalled, and repetition is one of the key principles for memory. But security in recall hinges on the effectiveness in the acquisition and storage stages. Students often believe that memory lapses are simply caused by their inability to remember the material, when in actuality memory lapses are likely due to ineffectiveness in the acquisition and storage of material.

77. Gleebooks Review Of Author, westney william. Publisher, Amadeus Press US prizewinning pianistand noted educator william westney helps readers rediscover their own path http://www.gleebooks.com/gleaner/2005/apr/music.htm

GLEANER ZINE April 2005 Features Welcome 30 Bestsellers in 30 Years Bestsellers Gleespot Staff Picks ... The Last Word New reviews: By Title By Author By Dept Browse depts: Aboriginal Anthropolgy Architecture Art ... Writing MUSIC Title: Performing Ethnomusicology Subtitle: Teaching and Representation In World Music Ensembles Author: SOLIS TED Publisher: California Uni. Press Binding: Paperback ISBN: exGST: incGST: Performing Ethnomusicology is the first book to deal exclusively with creating, teaching, and contextualising academic world music performing ensembles. Considering the formidable theoretical, ethical, and practical issues that confront ethnomusicologists who direct such ensembles, the sixteen essays in this volume discuss problems of public performance and the pragmatics of pedagogy and learning processes. Their perspectives, drawing upon expertise in Caribbean steelband, Indian, Balinese, Javanese, Philippine, Mexican, Central and West African, Japanese, Chinese, Middle Eastern, and Jewish klezmer ensembles, provide a uniquely informed and many-faceted view of this complicated and rapidly changing landscape. MUSIC Title: Soweto Blues Subtitle: Jazz and Politics In South Africa Author: ANSELL GWEN Publisher: Continuum Binding: Hardcover ISBN: exGST: incGST: A major new contribution to the study of African music, Soweto Blues tells the remarkable story of how jazz became a key part of South Africa's struggles in the 20th Century, and provides a fascinating overview of the ongoing links between African and American styles of music. Ansell illustrates how jazz occupies a unique place in South African music. Through interviews with hundreds of musicians, she pieces together a vibrant narrative history, bringing to life the early politics of resistance, the atmosphere of illegal performance spaces, the global anti-apartheid influence of Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba, as well as the post-apartheid upheavals in the national broadcasting and recording industries. Featuring an introduction by Abdullah Ibrahim, Soweto Blues is a fitting tribute to the power of music to inspire optimism and self-expression in the darkest of times.

78. Past Results Brazil/$10,000/National Guild of Piano Teachers and Manuel (Mexico); Frampton, III,william McLeod (USA Israel); Shannon, Rae (USA); westney, william (USA) Jury http://www.cliburn.org/page/117/1/

CLIBURN COMPETITION: HISTORY: PAST RESULTS First Cliburn Competition Second Cliburn Competition Third Cliburn Competition Fourth Cliburn Competition ... Twelfth Cliburn Competition First Cliburn Competition September 24-October 7, 1962 Winner/Country/Amount/Competition prize given by Ralph Votapek /USA/$10,000/National Guild of Piano Teachers and Dr. and Mrs. Irl Allison Nikolai Petrov /USSR/3,000/Laura Jane Musser Mikhail Voskresensky /USSR/2,000/The Amon Carter Foundation Cecile Ousset /France/1,000/Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum Marilyn Neeley Sergio Varella-Cid /Portugal/500/Mrs. Carl Beutel Arthur C. Fennimore /USA Takashi Hironaka /Japan Finalist: Hiroko Nakamura*/Japan *Withdrew from finals due to illness. Second Stage De Groote, Andre (Belgium); Feder, Donn-Alexander (USA); Graubin, Ilze (USSR); Kono, Hajime (Japan); Lelchuk, Nina (USSR); Perry, John (USA); Sosa, Raul Ernesto (Argentina) First Stage Adler, Vicky (Brazil); Alexanian, Anahid Lydia (Canada); Alvarez, Carmen (Uruguay); Bethel, Edward Clement (USA); Boatright, Jo Garner (USA); Borges, Rafael (Mexico); Cho, Sung-Mi (Korea); Cooper, William D. (USA); Garcia Salas, Zoila Luz (Guatemala); Hallman, Milton Hastings (USA); Jolly, James (USA); Keillor, Elaine (Canada); Kim, Jung Kyou (Korea); Lima, Arthur Moreira (Brazil); Linzmeyer, Marlene M. (USA); Lipovetsky, Leonidas E. (Uruguay); Mastroianni, Thomas (USA); Motekaitis, Manigirdas (USA); Noguera, Marta Hebe (Argentina); Paik, Yun Hee (Korea); Payne, Dorothy Katherine (USA); Pinto, David (UK); Saarinen, Gloria (New Zealand); Sandoval, Jr., Jose (Mexico); Thomas, Charles Edward (USA); Watson, Margaret C. (USA); Wells, Leslie Marie (USA); Wilkinson, Grace (UK); Wolfe, Walter (USA); Yaggy, Sandra (USA)

79. Past Results Highest Ranking pianist of the Americas Alberto Reyes ($500 PanAmerican Union) Commissioned Work william Schuman, Chester Variations for Piano http://www.cliburn.org/page/117

CLIBURN COMPETITION: HISTORY: PAST RESULTS First Cliburn Competition Second Cliburn Competition Third Cliburn Competition Fourth Cliburn Competition ... Twelfth Cliburn Competition First Cliburn Competition September 24-October 7, 1962 Winner/Country/Amount/Competition prize given by Ralph Votapek /USA/$10,000/National Guild of Piano Teachers and Dr. and Mrs. Irl Allison Nikolai Petrov /USSR/3,000/Laura Jane Musser Mikhail Voskresensky /USSR/2,000/The Amon Carter Foundation Cecile Ousset /France/1,000/Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum Marilyn Neeley Sergio Varella-Cid /Portugal/500/Mrs. Carl Beutel Arthur C. Fennimore /USA Takashi Hironaka /Japan Finalist: Hiroko Nakamura*/Japan *Withdrew from finals due to illness. Second Stage De Groote, Andre (Belgium); Feder, Donn-Alexander (USA); Graubin, Ilze (USSR); Kono, Hajime (Japan); Lelchuk, Nina (USSR); Perry, John (USA); Sosa, Raul Ernesto (Argentina) First Stage Adler, Vicky (Brazil); Alexanian, Anahid Lydia (Canada); Alvarez, Carmen (Uruguay); Bethel, Edward Clement (USA); Boatright, Jo Garner (USA); Borges, Rafael (Mexico); Cho, Sung-Mi (Korea); Cooper, William D. (USA); Garcia Salas, Zoila Luz (Guatemala); Hallman, Milton Hastings (USA); Jolly, James (USA); Keillor, Elaine (Canada); Kim, Jung Kyou (Korea); Lima, Arthur Moreira (Brazil); Linzmeyer, Marlene M. (USA); Lipovetsky, Leonidas E. (Uruguay); Mastroianni, Thomas (USA); Motekaitis, Manigirdas (USA); Noguera, Marta Hebe (Argentina); Paik, Yun Hee (Korea); Payne, Dorothy Katherine (USA); Pinto, David (UK); Saarinen, Gloria (New Zealand); Sandoval, Jr., Jose (Mexico); Thomas, Charles Edward (USA); Watson, Margaret C. (USA); Wells, Leslie Marie (USA); Wilkinson, Grace (UK); Wolfe, Walter (USA); Yaggy, Sandra (USA)

80. MasterWorks Piano Concerto matched note for note by Lubbock s own great pianist Williamwestney. Mr. westney, a New Yorker holds his Masters and Ph.D. from Yale. http://interoz.com/lubbock/master.HTM

MasterWorks All performances will be held at the Lubbock Civic Center Theatre * 8:1 P.M. The Glory and the Grandeur For the first orchestral spectacular of The Golden Season, Maestro Schram has chosen a program of European and American MasterWorks which invoke in every way the exceptional artistry of the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. The performance includes the string imagery of Wager's Overture to Die Meistersinger...Mozart's ebullient Symphony No. 29... the exciting, familiar pulse of Bernstein's brilliant Symphonic Dances from "West Side Story"... and the virtuosic dynamism of Peck's The Glory and the Grandeur. The dramatic interpretation of this gifted American composer by the LSO percussion section can only be described as one for the memory books! Romantic Masterpieces Guest Artist: Livia Sohn, Violin Audiences will be thrilled by the LSO's intensely beautiful orchestral interpretation of Tchaikovsky's Pathetique Symphony, and by the sheer romance of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E Minor as performed by violin sensation, Vivia Sohn. Only 18 now, Ms. Sohn first performed this work at 12, the age at which she won the Yehudi Menuhin International Violin Competition. She has appeared with the Boston Pops at Chicago's Ravinia Festival, and with symphony orchestras throughout the U.S. Internationally she has performed in Europe, Korea, and the Middle East. Ms. Sohn currently studies in New York, where she also coaches chamber music at The Juilliard School. Virtuosi!

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